Aug. 4-30, 2002: After a prolonged period of isolation, Abu Zubaydah is subjected to near-constant coercive interrogation techniques by CIA officials, including the first application of waterboarding.

The report also indicates the techniques used in the CIA program were “far more brutal ... decade ago are a stain on our value and on our history," Sen. Dianne Feinstein, chairwoman of ...

The report makes a strong case that the CIA deliberately exaggerated ... this painful chapter in our history. As for the senior officials who ordered these techniques, in an ideal world they ...

Current and former intelligence officials familiar with the briefings described Tenet as supportive of enhanced interrogation techniques, which the officials said were developed by CIA officers ...

The annals of history suggest the latter ... briefed the president on the specific CIA enhanced interrogation techniques before April 2006.” I’ve italicized two words in this passage, for ...

Some time in early or mid-1949 a CIA officer named Bill (his surname ... "There are two other techniques," Bill's friend concluded bluffly, which "require no special equipment beside a strong ...

Venturing into rebel-held territories, the CIA ... tactics endures, serving as a testament to the enduring allure of folklore and the murky intersections of myth and geopolitics in the annals of ...

Inside CIA pilot Francis Gary Powers struggles to eject. As he finally manages to eject from his aircraft, he becomes acutely aware of the failure of his top secret photo-reconnaissance mission.

Then report will detail harsh interrogation techniques ... the program’s history, committee investigators were also tasked with determining “Whether the CIA accurately described the detention ...

Though the Democrats' report claims the CIA misled lawmakers about its interrogation techniques ... Committee were simply trying to rewrite history. "It occurs to me it was sort of a cover ...

CIA had the White House boxed in' Current and former intelligence officials familiar with the briefings described Tenet as supportive of enhanced interrogation techniques, which the officials said ...